New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-25

BarSsresss disdaned the fierce cowboy Thu 49,. 8
xn S.scune features and s1s
tho eown Of she psntomims the clown Of court an%
When the parades had finally disentanged them ,sys:
each vent to some hall or park or other appropriate
place AID had q dinner or games or dance. '
FALLING INTO THE HANDS OF THE POLICE
Among the motley bands that paraded were two s.,
of rangers that tried their best to Guido each ote, In
noise aud fantastic dress. Both bands made nm
of young men and halfgrswn boys The Madison
Ran gers gathered In MsdsOn-st They had a,
irish jauntng car, several open carriages and saddle
hsrses they intended to go to Williamsburg to finish
up with beer and turkey. Some OF the men half
the crowd either wore woaens clothes or had th.r
faces blacksd in order to disguise themselves Inspector
Williams saw the band and called out q sauai
OF policemen from The Madison street STATEN to arrest
the disguised raDgers He salt they had violated sec.
DISCUSSES were permitted to 20.
1t was lucky for the rival osad, the James slip
Rangers, that the Inspector did not see them 20
later in the day. They filled a dozen open
while the leaders we're horseback. Many Of the men
masks or had their faces lacked In viola ton Of
Law. while nunosr were dressed as womea and wsrs
Rugged ontrageousy or made show OF their bright
solorsd siocNiIES. Every nationality was rsPrs
Ing OF ugly colors was wonderful. Whea
WaT got back to n S and sad
Ought not to permit such crew OF men to go about the
should commit murder in tn. street after getting
half drunk he might escape and witnesses OF the murder
would De unable 10 Identity hin.'
HOW THE DAY WAS SPENT IN THE SUBURBS
The day passed of unusual quletaes, in Jersey City,
Thanksgiving held in all the churches. and
the charity institutions were bOunully provided tOr
TIE police reported few and the various hall,
held their CON plement OF dancers in the evening
In Newark Thanksgiving was celebrated moro gener.
ally than for many years Services the churches were
largely attended AMI places of amusement were
crowded dozen target companies paradei the streets
and went on excursions to points outside OF town At
the JAIL unatic asylum and almsholse inmate. were
treated to THANKSGIVING dinner, and there we're en-
tertanments and good things for the the or.
phan asylums. Foster Home, Home for the Friendess
Soldiers Homo and other charitable institutions.
The heavy travel from Brooklyn and Long Island City
tho Long Island Railroad toal parts Island
Wednesday AMI yesterday wssa COOL Indication that
Thanksgiving Day was to be thoroughly enjoyed bya
large portion ~ tie community. judging by the number
of In hunting costumes, with dogs guns ami ANNA.
milton, who left tho nearly evey station Of
Long Island City, there must DO bu few quals rabbits
left. Everywhere tho sharp crack OF the shaas
gun heard AMI the trains last evening" heavily
frcyhted with variety Of the game AMI Wild fowl iOr
which Long Island is noted.
Jhanksgivne Day ON staten Island passed on quietly.
Religious services were held In several OF the chucAca
service which four congre cations united being
hold In Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church. West New
were treated TO their usual Thasksgviug dnder Gov
Trask had provided bountifu supply Of deica.
of them put away 200 ounis of turkey. barrel 4
inberrtcs. three barrels NJ cider five barrels Ut
bananas and 220 minee aud pumpkin pies
A GENERAL OBSERVANCE n BROOKLYN.
Thanksgiving ia always generally observed IN Brook
lyn aud yesterday formed exception to the rule. The
services in the churches general thing
unusually well attended So were the out
dear sports. the social festivities and tho
numerous entertainments during the day
and evening The amateur athletic games ut the wash
in.tOn Baseball Grounds under tie sspee, Of the Na
sau Athlsic Club, were as successful a. usual
Besides these the shooting tournament
of the Bay Ridge Gun CinD, tho cross
country run OF The FeetfOOt Uarricr.. ihs
paper chase the Long Island roads by the Kings
County Wheelren, match games by the Brooklyn Hand
bal club several parldes by the "ragIsulLs.'
out in force this year, beside innumertbe parties
balls. receptions musical and dramatic. AM acost
every otter species OF entertainments at tho various
halls throughout the city.